The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-01
Parkill & Son have a new ad.

Newbure, visited at Mrs. A.. Nc
Hsrdy's the first ofthe week.
Murray & Terbush have one of IN.
largest and finest stocks of clothing
ever brought to this city. Customer:
are to receive the benefit of low
prices.
Parkill & Son have in their store
window several hundred dollars worth
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla--guess they in
tend to purify the blood of Owosso.
Its good time to commence--just
before election.
David Dwight was confined TO his
home the first Of the week by severe
attack OF sickness.
c. ]. Stuart opened his spring cam
paign this week by selling to R. B.
Garrison, who has rented L. P,
Gould's farm, sulky pillow, spring
tooth harrow and seeter, a walking
pillow, harrow, cook stove, etc, in
all to the amount of $I5o.
Will some friend in each township
please send to THE TIMES the election
returns injIH as soon as possible
after the finish Of the count. We will
esteem it a great favor.
| See that your name is on the regis
tration list. In the city registration
will be held at the following places:
Ist ward. Stuart's hardware; I'D ward,
The TINES office: sd, at City Hall;
+th. Parkill drug store, West Side.
Send us election returns early.
Mrs. A. M. Hume and children
are spending the week with relatives
in Lansing.
Joseph Terrell met with quite a
severe accident at the Estey factory
en- Friday last, which nearly cost him
his life. He was engaged in running
one of the saws when a rope broke
throwing the saw against him, cutting
a long cash IN his abdomen and also
! striking the index finger on his left
hand. 10. is at present laid up, but
in q few days will be out again.
H. l.. Lewis has been able to get
down town this week.
Jerome w. Turner delivered an
address against the amendment at
Lansing on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Della, wife of M. Cooper, of
the I'd ward, died at her home Mon
day at o'clock, aged I'll years. Her
death was the result of stomach
troubles. The remains were taken to
Vermontville for burial on Wednes.
day. The family have resided here
but little over year, and the be-
reavement is a severe blow to Mr..
Cooper.
Democratic caucus at city hall this,
Friday, evening.
See that your name is registered.
The annual reunion of the Owosso
High School Alumni Association
occurs at the Merell House this even.
ing. tits expected that the attend
ance will be large and that it will be
one of the most pleasant gatherings
of the season. The banquet will be
in keeping with the reputation estab-
lished by the proprietors of the Mer-
ell; and the exercises afterward are an
assured success, with S. E. Parkill as
toastmaster.
Ambrose ]. Black, living three
miles north. west of Bancroft, disap-
peared Thursday morning, ard moth
ing was heard Of his whereabouts
until Sunday, when, as his wife was
going to feed the stock, she stumbled
over his dead body. Financial
trouble is supposed TO have caused his
suicide A post norton examination
was held Tuesday.
]. d. Evans has sold his livery
business to his son Bert. We are
glad to heve Bert locate among US
and start in business for himself.
Success.
The G. A. R., S. of v. and w. r.
C. are to give party at Wesner
Hail. Friday evening the 18TH oil
April.
Jeptha Owen, Of Owosso township,
died at his home Tuesday evening,
aged 50 years. He was soldier in
the late war, being member OF Co.
X. I4th Michigan Infantry, and there
contracted the disease which resulted
in his death. Mr.. Owen was mem.
Der of the Post in this city, and the
funeral services will be in their charge,
Friday at 10 o'clock.
&c. Sprague, of Detroit, is visit
ing at c. A. Baldwin's.
VIM. Trayor, of Rush, was tried
before Justice Van Dusep, Tuesday,
on charge Of assault and battery, and
the jury disagreed. Hon. Byron
Snow, Of Chesaning, appeared for the